Ballpoint Sketch

Just a warm-up drawing done while I was waiting for the first meeting of the St. Paul cell of the International Cartoonist Conspiracy to begin.

Muscles & Fights 2

Bud Burgy and Amado Rodriguez have published the sequel to their popular MUSCLES & FIGHTS comics anthology, and Round (Chapter) 25 is a new FANTASY FIGHTER story.

FallCon 2007

I'll be there both days; drawing pictures for anyone who wants one, signing THE SEEKERS for anyone who bought one, and needing a drink, if anybody has one.

Glory

Guts

Saturn Red vs. Metal-Urge

Magical Girl

Jaundiced Woman

A color sketch done for a good friend of mine, drawn from a character description she provided.

Heisman's Heroes

Are you ready for some football? This strip was made back in 1998 or 1999 as part of a pitch to the NFL.

Whatever Happened To Tom Zero?

Whatever Happened To Saturn Red?

New Fantasy Fighter Story

I've got a new, ten-page FANTASY FIGHTER story in the upcoming comics anthology MUSCLES & FIGHTS 2.

Superhero Design

An early version of a design I'm working on this week.

Lone Pooch and Pup

A two-page strip done for an upcoming benefit anthology. The original art will be auctioned off on September 8th.

I'd Rather Fight!

Me, I know I'm right.

Central Link Crew 2007-2008

A friend of mine teaches at a local high school, and this drawing is for the back of a T-shirt promoting a school program he's involved with.

Preview: The Seekers #3 - Interior Art

Still a work in progress, here are a few pages from the third issue of THE SEEKERS; drawn and colored by Tony Leonard Tamai. Tony and I have worked together before, on FASTBALL EXPRESS, a "manga" MACBETH graphic novel, and DIVINE WIND from Michael Chabon Presents The Amazing Adventures of The Escapist.

The Black Phantom Excerpt

True Tales of the Twin Cities: UPDATE

My softball team just played its first game at that fateful field since my strip ran in the City Pages, and I couldn't resist returning to the "scene of the crime." All the incriminating evidence had been cleared away! I'd like to think my little exposé had something to do with it.

Crimes By Women #7

"Ruth Dock, the Devilish Gunmoll" from Crimes By Women #7 was published by Fox Features in June, 1949. It was drawn by my grandfather, Bienvenido Tirado.